it's a work in progress. can anyone give me some feedback or something? http://rebeccakhvilovsky.googlepages.com/home
And your pics are good. Problem is that there is tons of competition out there. Your website needs to shine as opposed to being a work in progress. Love & Bass
I'm afraid I agree with craig here, it definitely needs some work. It's not horrible for a beginner, however. Also, the website name is a bit complicated for the average person to remember. rebeccakhvilovsky would probably be tough to type in every time to view the site. Maybe just shorten it a little. RebeccaImages? Something like that if it's available could work a little better.
Well, what's the purpose of your site? Just for fun? Playing w/ creating a site? Business referrals? The answer to that will shape what kind of comments you get. Regardless, I'd remove Bejeweled from your site, all of that miscellaneous code, and I'd download something like JAlbum or Coppermine to arrange your photos for you. I'd also remove all of the titles/captions from the images. After doing that, I'd look at it again, and narrow it down to only your best images.
Ugg, No offense, but this looks like almost a Myspace Page. The first thing I see is a game. And then about 40 lines of codes. When I see the photos, they are all small, to the left hand side, and all in black and white. Are you selling the game? The lines of code? Or the photos? If you want to sell photos, or interest people in your photos....show photos. Not games, not codes.
This is just my opinion 1) You need to work on your formatting. I do not know many sites that you have to keep scrolling forever to see all of the pics. 2) You need to get rid of the My space Links and AIM links, You will never see that on a Pro website, at least not on the main page. 3) Try to break your photos up into categories, This way people can easily access the subjects that interest them You have some wonderful pictures, you just need to get your website to match.
Well youv'e got options, either learn how to make simple pages in DreamWeaver or some other web authoring software and incorporate something like Simple Viewer into them, use something like J!Album and again incorporate it, set up a PBase or Flickr account to show off your pictures. Or, try something like ClickPic who sell you a website layout for you to load your pictures into and then host it as well for £35 a year! Now that's pretty good value as someone does 99% of the work for you, all you have to do is concentrate on your pictures.
